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TERMDéclaration Statistique et Fiscale | Statistical and Tax Return
A common language for fiscalisation, digital tax control, e-invoicing and e-reporting — built to make cross-jurisdiction discussion clearer and more precise.

Different jurisdictions use different terms for similar concepts. The GFTR brings clarity by providing consistent, evidence-based definitions and jurisdictional context — helping governments, tax authorities, businesses and technology providers communicate more effectively.
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Déclaration Statistique et Fiscale | Statistical and Tax Return
Digitale Schnittstelle der Finanzverwaltung für Kassensysteme | Digital Interface of the Tax Administration for Cash Register Systems
Digitale Schnittstelle der Finanzverwaltung für Taxameter und Wegstreckenzähler | Digital Interface of the Tax Administration for Taximeters and Odometers
Documento Tributario Electrónico | Electronic Tax Document
Documento Tributario Electrónico | Electronic Tax Document
Documento Tributario Electrónico | Electronic Tax Document
Documento Tributario Electrónico | Electronic Tax Document
Data Transmission Module
Dígito Verificador | Check Digit
Azərbaycan Respublikasının İqtisadiyyat Nazirliyi yanında Dövlət Vergi Xidməti | State Tax Service under the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan
Useful for teams shaping fiscal policy, compliance architecture and regulatory communication.
Supports shared interpretation across product, compliance, implementation and commercial teams.
Provides a reference point for comparative work, evidence synthesis and terminology alignment.
Helps explain country-specific language and reduce ambiguity in cross-border discussions.
Supports consistent understanding across different regulatory frameworks.
Helps align discussions between governments, tax authorities and the private sector.
Built from real-world systems and authoritative sources across jurisdictions.
Regularly updated to reflect ongoing regulatory developments and emerging practices.